ANECDOTES FROM KLEINGROSSDORF
All anecdotes from Kleingroßdorf and the surrounding area are purely fictional; all characters are invented.
Protestant bacon
There are many Transylvanian specialties. One is strictly Protestant and therefore highly valued on Reformation Day.
Deus ex masina
God is with the believers and reigns in heaven. But sometimes also in the engine displacement.
When in doubt, side with the one who was barked at.
Sheep are an integral part of the Transylvanian landscape. They sometimes keep the Romanian justice system busy.
"Animals", Track Two: "Dogs"
Man's best friend often has to rely on himself in Transylvania.
Selena's Scythe Singing
And eternally the song of the scythe rings out in the Carpathian arc - in the noble competition of all neighbors, whether by day or by night.
From Pennsylvania to Transilvania - once in a lifetime
Of course, Dracula is unavoidable – after all, we are in Transylvania.
Nu avem curent - We have no electricity
About the blessings of technology, the constant flow of electrons - and what Dr. Carl Wolff has to do with it.
The bridge
Bridges are supposed to connect people. However, near Kleingroßdorf, one was built that divides, because opinions on it are sharply divided.
Romeo and Julia
A Dacia, an angel, two lovers, a dancing mustache and five liters of Zuika - could Shakespeare or Paul Schuster have thought of it better?
End of a snail's reign
Snails! Their greatest natural enemy in Kleingroßdorf is my summer Saxon lady. Their attempts to charm her are completely in vain.
Inspector Barthelmie investigates: A tightrope walk
The case of a motorcyclist in a coma presents a police officer nearing retirement with a moral dilemma.
34 (Return to sender)
The answer to all questions in the entire universe is, as everyone knows, 42. Except in Kleingroßdorf. There it's 34.
Early curtain for Chopin
The big city has a lot to offer – the resident of Kleingroßdorf can only marvel at it. One of its spectacles: a piano concert with special effects.
No problem - all is clear!
Mindfulness is not a Romanian word. But when it comes to gentle, deep relaxation, the locals here are hard to beat.
And coming soon: Barthelmie returns! In: "Bear Requiem"
